Has the OKC signage. Has hammocks. Has sports equipment to use and has corn hole to play with…read more Ample parking space. Has table and chairs for snacks to order. Good place to chill as it is by the river. See images and videos for reference.

I'm an umpire and I just finished empireing three games back to back out here at Wheeler Park went…read moreup to the concession stand to get something to drink and they told me that they don't give umpires anything free to drink so I tried to buy one scratched up enough cash to get one and then I got told that they don't take cash. Love how you treat your empires out here wheeler

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. There was quite a few people out on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties there vs the bathrooms being open... But I guess that's how it goes these days? The bad Porta pottie was in bad shape Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them ... Definitely had serious bugs in them.... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime. If only the parks department sent someone out weekly this could be a nice area! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

They need to restock the pond haven't caught one fish in there for a year I've seen only 2 people…read morecatch a fish.

Stopped to check out some games tht were going on. The nice thing is you can stay in your vehicle…read moreand watch if you like. The way the wind was whipping today it was the best option. Very nice facility. The upkeep looks good, the trash bins were emptied. Everyone appeared to be having a good time. I watched for a bit.

The Real Deal! If your going to spend your hard earned dollars on baseball training for your kids,…read morethis is the best new place in OKC! Nate Dion (17 years experience in Professional Baseball) and Bobby Spain (Milwaukee Brewers Batting Coach) are Super Star Trainers. Professional learning environment. Hands on individual coaching...can't wait for the next class!

Went to a game with my wife and a friend (El Paso Chihuahuas 2 - Oklahoma City Comets 9) on a very…read morehot day, which kept attendance low. Even with the heat, Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark was a great experience. The stadium is clean and nice, and the game was fun to watch. The staff was amazing -- friendly, helpful, and professional despite the scorching weather. Overall, a solid minor league ballpark with great service. We'd definitely return, just preferably on a cooler day!

Love it here! Been coming for literally decades! Bringing my mom now and we are consistently season…read morelegends package members. Great food, great service, and I really have to give Alexa Major our POC a shout out! She is THE BEST!

Was out walking the dog and stopped by this complex to check it out. Looks like a very nice area…read morewith several ball fields and a water play area(also not open). This complex looks like it can handle quite a lot of folks based on the parking areas available. The fields look really nice each having there own concession area. Each concession area covers 4 ball fields with a total of 8 all together. I only noticed one way in and out which could really get frustrating when trying to leave after a long day. Not sure why this is not in use. Seems like they could put this to good use and bring people into the area.

We came to Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma Shoot Out Tournament. They use many fields all over the…read morearea for the tournament. We stayed in Bricktown because it seemed like a central location for all the fields. My GPS said it would take 16 minutes to get there from Bricktown. The Waze app said 30 minutes because of a wreck. Waze rerouted me down a lot of back roads to avoid the interstate that had the wreck on it. So it really seemed like we were out in the boonies. There is little parking. Many people were parking in fields and making their own parking lot. Then they charged $5 per person to get in the complex and a $5 cooler fee. They really nickel and dime you in Oklahoma. Our Texas tournaments do not charge entrance fees. Only the World Series charges gate fees. The complex was just finished in 2016, so it is sparkling new. It has turf in fields, which for my son he doesn't like because he hates to pitch on a portable mound. I'm sure the turf fields are convenient so they don't have to cancel many games because of rain. There is little shade. The only shade is over the bleachers. Even our boys dugout on field one wasn't covered. The other dugout was covered, but not our side. Really didn't make since, because it is a new field. There are NO trees as well, so when I say no shade, there is none.

Still a little too soon for this but not much. Was out checking out the park as this is connected…read moreto it. They really have a great set up for this complex as well as the other activities around the park. Great place to hang out with plenty of activities. Play local.

Highly recommend D-Bat!!! Coach Rey was clearly being pulled into a million directions based on his…read moreexpertise and professional mannerisms, but saw to our needs! Thank you Coach for helping our kids get on the right track and for the lessons!!! Thank you for your time and service!!!

I love this place, my son played baseball this season and they knew we were only getting a…read moremembership for 1 month, but that didn't stop them from above and beyond each and every time we came up there

Was driving by and seen a game going on so pulled in to watch a bit. Looks like a nice field with…read morebleachers and concessions. You are able to also pull along the fences and watch. Ted Reynolds Park is a public park managed by OKC Parks and Recreation. It honors Ted Reynolds, a prominent local figure in American Legion baseball who passed away in 1986. Reynolds was known for his contributions to youth baseball, including serving as president of the Central Oklahoma American Legion League and hosting the Oklahoma City Invitational tournament at Municipal Park. The park features a dedicated baseball/softball field.